warm, worm

warm - /wɔrm/

worm - /wɜrm/

• I found a worm in the garden while enjoying the warm sunlight.
• The early bird catches the worm on a warm summer morning.
• She felt a warm sensation on her hand as the little worm crawled over it.
• On the warm forest floor, a worm wriggled its way through the moist soil.
• The warm compost pile was the perfect home for a worm to thrive.
• He watched the worm burrow into the ground while sipping his warm coffee.
• During the warm spring rain, the worm emerged from the ground.
• The biology teacher explained how a worm prefers a damp environment, not necessarily warm temperatures.
• As the warm breeze blew, the worm was busy feeding on the fallen leaves.
• They debated whether the warm weather affected the activity of the worm in the garden.

Pronunciation Note:

    • Warm: /wɔrm/ — Refers to heat or a pleasant temperature.

    • Worm: /wɜrm/ — A soft-bodied, legless invertebrate, often found in soil. 

burrow - /ˈbʌrəʊ/ - норка, червоточина